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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1920
Page
1
Dispatches report martial activity in Constantinople as Allied forces and Turkish troops clash. Reinforcements are being rushed to the Turkish capital and intervention is hinted amid a massive display of force involving British French and Italian troops.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports bipartisan insistence that war taxes remain in place. Republicans and Democrats unite behind no tax reductions for now, arguing ongoing wartime needs and financing.
Fragmented copy reports Wilson firm on settlement talks with Adriatic issue. It references British premier discussions and a March date, mentioning notes, replies, and a government department stance.
A court yesterday examined whether to levy taxes on state dividend income tied to a 140 revenue provision. The hearing involved several named individuals and a government agency as parties to determine if an ionic tax can be applied.
The Grange considers cooperating with the Board of Commons and the community to hold a farm product exhibit. Attendees discussed sanitation, display prizes, and five prize categories while noting low turnout may affect progress. Officials expect the Grange to act soon, with a market planned for the coming season and community welfare groups contributing plans.
Community leaders and residents gathered to address urban issues at Sundae services, urged by church and civic figures to improve city administration. Speakers pressed for church and public cooperation, stressing gardens, vacant lots, and crime reduction as paths to a stronger community.
Dispatches report an American traveler abducted on a train near Waru during a march by Villa Aut. Militants attacked the train with about 150 armed men. two killed and several wounded are claimed, while the status of others is unclear. The State Department notes the incident and possible arson.
In Erie March hearings on ten liquor license applications were listed with plans for issuance beginning April 1. The Erie county court tleanines and the coming venue were noted but details remain unclear amid uncertain schedules and potential adjustments.
The District Attorney orders a countywide ban on slot machines in Erie County citing illegal gambling concerns. Officials report widespread machine presence and potential losses, with actions coordinated through the district attorney and mayor, amid questions about enforcement and total machines affected.
Howard announced this morning a new contract form for garbage removal with a provision for an adequate bond. The city expects contractor acceptance of the proposal, with a commission attorney to move next Monday evening.
Fragmentary text suggests themes of parental authority and obedience, food production, and societal expectations. No clear individuals, places, or events are identifiable from the readables.
A French government demand calls for an apology from the foreign affairs ministry after two French officers were attacked in the Motel Aillon in a scene during a German national song performance. The incident led the French general to threaten disbandment of leaders involved.
Washington March 8 United Press reports the rail wage dispute arbitration opens Wednesday under the Hick Cumming and Wil stark team. Findings and recommendations will be sent to a board for final action as the rail workers seek higher pay. Details of the hearing reflect the heated bargaining between unions and management.
A Pennsylvania Superior Court opinion issued today refused another injunction related to a Sunday school. The decision blocks a request to restrain activities at a Fairmont-based location on Sunday.
The Supreme Court confronts the validity of the Eighteenth Amendment with a major constitutional challenge from wet forces. Justices study whether prohibition remains valid under Congress and state powers as litigants prepare for a far-reaching ruling anticipated after April.
The victim, William Duide, was struck by a locomotive in the west end yards Friday morning and is reported in very critical condition. Pneumonia has developed alongside injuries, with a medical consultation held yesterday as his family remains at his bedside in Battalo.
The Pennaylyanin Ona Company shuts gas to manufacturing citing a shortage. Affected plants halt operations while residents report impacts on commuting and daily routines. Warren district notes no daylight saving this summer, delaying brighter evenings.
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